Leon,  Sometimes you will have a grey area on tenant selection depending where the property is located. 

I never heard of tax lien getting reduced unless lien holder is municipalities itself and new owner will be making improvement to brighten the neighborhood.If property is located in New Jersey let me know I can help you find out who is the lien holder. 

looking for suggestions into various avenues that can be explored pertaining too creative financing options on my first two properties, besides the obvious ( fam/friends borrowing , normal banking institutions) suggestions, info, strategies etc to point me in a direction, the leg work researching or exploring ... im fully prepared too do. id like too obtain both residential properties at the same time. location areas are 75068 ( Frisco , Little elm, The Colony areas) thanks ahead

@Kevin ScottFrom what I've been reading... cash flow is king.Buy for cash flow, hope for appreciation.I personally would be happy with a fair market deal in a GREAT location as long as the cash flow/debt made sense.There are other ways to add value/force equity.

Its a small walk up window located up in Shawano Wisconsin and located right next to Papa Murhpy's which my parents also own and operate. 

I am aware there is a do-not-call list, but I'm not sure if this would apply, or how to even check if a number is on this do-not-call list.I am located in Los Angeles if that brings more clarity.Thanks!

What area of PA are you located in?

I agree with @Stephanie Potter, you should update your profile to show your location and that way others in your area will be able to reach out and connect with you.

I'm located in Sarasota County, Florida.

This condo is located 3 blocks from Loyola University in Chicago and it is a lakefront property.